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Poetry Collection-Vocabulary-G9

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  • The word luminary comes from the Latin root -lum-. Which is the best definition of luminary in the following sentence? Base your answer on the meaning of -lum-, as well as context. After the event, the town held a parade for the visiting l
    an athletic person; one who runs fast
    a notable person; one who “shines”
    a talented person; one who makes music
    a skilled person; one who works in metal
  • If Alan and Jeanne treasure Kendra’s letters, then which of the following must be true? Base your answer on the meaning of treasure.
    They think her letters will be worth money
    They show off the letters to others.
    They cherish her letters, valuing them highly.
    They compare her letters to gold or jewels.
  • strike repeatedly with hard blows
    clamor
    batter
  • dense?
    loud, continuous noise
    closely compacted in substance
  • prow?
    front of the ship
    a bird
  • Hue?
    an axe
    a color or shade
  • solemn
    talk rapidly or incessantly about trivial matters
    formal and dignified
  • What is the definition of iridescent as it is used in this sentence? {The wings of some insects are iridescent, adding to their beauty.}
    patterned with geometric shapes
    delicately veined, like a leaf
    glistening with rainbow-like colors
    matching, evenly balanced
  • A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same as another word. What is a synonym for luminous in this sentence? {Carlos found his way by following the luminous strip on the wall.}
    shining
    rounded
    bulging
    broad
  • What is the meaning of the Latin root -lum-?
    metal
    light
    music
    fast